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Dlink DUB-H7 USB Hub

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egale

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I have a Dlink DUB-H7 USB hub. My Logitech MX 620 mouse is plugged into it.

The hub is displayed in Device Manager as a Generic USB Hub and it is plugged into the back of my machine. All the ports on the motherboard are high speed USB 2.

When ever I wake up my machine, with the mouse mind you, I get a warning that the device would work better if it was plugged into a high speed port and it lists all the other ports on the machine excluding the hub.

I am not sure why I get the message. The hub is USB 2.

Do other hubs show in device manager with their manufacturer's make and model and also show as high speed?

I'm wondering if a different hub would be recognized by the system any differently and stop these messages.
 
By what I understand that hub has the same chips my rosewill 7 port usb hub has, but I don't seem to have the same problem...
I know you probably have, but have you tried running it from another usb port? Perhaps it has something to do with your usb chipset on the mobo? have you tried googling to see if your mobo has a known problem with usb2 and return from suspend/whatever?

For the record, I have a biostar 6100-M9 (geforce 6100 {or is it 410} chipset, the rosewill 7 port usb2 hub, and a MS lasermouse 6000 plugged into the hub - oh, and xp (32 bit) sp2.
 
I am running with Vista sp1 and have an Asus P5KE mb. Also just upgraded to the latest bios yesterday which didn't make a difference.

Does your hub show up in device manager as a generic hub or do you see its make and model?
 
It shows up as two "Generic USB hub"s. The reason it shows up as two, is that 7 port hubs are actually two 4 port hubs with one's input daisy chained into one of the output ports of the other internally on the circuitboard.
 
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